Gwenyn means Honeybee
April 21, 2021 By Linda Halley Quentin Stedman has kept bees at Gwenyn Hill since 2018, our second year into […]
April 21, 2021 By Linda Halley Quentin Stedman has kept bees at Gwenyn Hill since 2018, our second year into […]
by Linda Halley | After what seems like a lifetime growing vegetables, I am keenly aware that I am just
by Katy Thostenson | On a warm, sunny day this past summer, I stood on an organic farm in southern
by Laurel Blomquist | In my last journal entry, I explained how Gwenyn Hill Farm uses fertilizers. In this entry,
by Linda Halley | It was nearly a year ago when Gwenyn Hill posted its first blog. It felt a little
By Linda Halley | This coming weekend we are going to celebrate National Honeybee Day with an Open House featuring
By Linda Halley | From the backyard of the farmhouse you can spot an amazing number of our farm’s wild
By Linda Halley | While Laurel’s focus is on the greenhouse, the vegetable plots, and our internet presence, my primary
By Linda Halley | Thursday, April 12, after the most spring-like afternoon of the season, we were all a little